In the highlands, on our way from
Glasgow to Inverness, by way
of Ft. William

Me and Kristy with the rental car

Jason, Me, Kristy, the highlands

Urquhart Castle, on Loch Ness, was
repeatedly sacked, damaged and
rebuilt over the centuries

Kristy, Jason, the castle

A rainbow

Panoramic view of Urquhart Castle

Kristy and the Loch Ness Monster,
who is sort of hard to see
through the water

There is definitely no
shortage of "Nessie"
memorabilia...

Inverness, a quaint town at the
northern tip of Loch Ness

Kristy, at breakfast in our B&B

Me and Jason, in the B&B

View of the higlands with snow!

Walking in Pitlochery

The William Wallace monument
as seen from Stirling Castle

Jason, Kristy, and William Wallace

Stirling Castle, considered 'one of the
grandest of Scotland's Castles.'
There has been a fortress here for several
thousand years, but the current structure
dates from the late 14th to 16th centuries.

A garden at the castle

A wedding party outside the
castle chapel

Another view from the castle

The arrival of the bride

Weaver at work

Jason in the Argyll House, 'the most impressive 17th century town house in Scotland.' This type of stairway landing
became popular in the 1620's.

The Church of the Holy Rude, the
town's parish church for 500 years.
Apparently it closes from September
to April--sounds like a breeze to
be the pastor there!

Enjoying unusual Scotland rainy
weather